Summer's also been sort of shifting backwards, so it encroaches on autumn's territory. This is absolutely happening here as well. Or summer is just expanding and possibly winter too? It feels like we have way more weather extremes, although I shouldn't complain so much, really -- this autumn has been quite long and nice compared to the last several years. Except a severe windstorm took down all the leaves around Halloween. (Weeks early.) But today's actually warm, so.
That time Greece saw aurorae? Finland was covered in a thick layer of cloud. Grumble. That is awful and unfair and the grumbling is a bit cute though. Pretty sure Greece and Pennsylvania are at similar latitudes, so that is...very south. We've had a few occasions where the meteorologists freaked out because we might be able to see aurorae here, but it's never worked out, or it's been cloudy.
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Date: 2019-11-11 08:12 pm (UTC)This is absolutely happening here as well. Or summer is just expanding and possibly winter too? It feels like we have way more weather extremes, although I shouldn't complain so much, really -- this autumn has been quite long and nice compared to the last several years. Except a severe windstorm took down all the leaves around Halloween. (Weeks early.) But today's actually warm, so.
That time Greece saw aurorae? Finland was covered in a thick layer of cloud. Grumble.
That is awful and unfair and the grumbling is a bit cute though. Pretty sure Greece and Pennsylvania are at similar latitudes, so that is...very south. We've had a few occasions where the meteorologists freaked out because we might be able to see aurorae here, but it's never worked out, or it's been cloudy.